Siren Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AB CDE FG HI J KLMCCL NLOBP QBRSTU H

I became a criminal when I fell in loveA
Before that I was a waitressB
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I didn't want to go to Chicago with youC
I wanted to marry you I wantedD
Your wife to sufferE
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I wanted her life to be like a playF
In which all the parts are sad partsG
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Does a good personH
Think this way I deserveI
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Credit for my courageJ
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I sat in the dark on your front porchK
Everything was clear to meL
If your wife wouldn't let you goM
That proved she didn't love youC
If she loved youC
Wouldn't she want you to be happyL
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I think nowN
If I felt less I would beL
A better person I wasO
A good waitressB
I could carry eight drinksP
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I used to tell you my dreamsQ
Last night I saw a woman sitting in a dark busB
In the dream she's weeping the bus she's onR
Is moving away With one handS
She's waving the other strokesT
An egg carton full of babiesU
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The dream doesn't rescue the maidenH

Louise Gluck



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